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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
6
In a muddy Dayton race meet Cream Brookfield and Curlicue won the three horse combo paying $590.70 for a two dollar bet. The day featured feral weather with a long rifle dash and several slips in the track conditions as horses battled in heavy rain and mud.
Amateur football action links the fast Imp team to a Sunday game with Miamisburg at Miamisburg. The Imps aim for the city championship and hope to face Shamrocks Celts and others.
Spinney s bookings list Sunday games including Keystone versus Lockland Crystals versus Bellevue Columbia versus Evanston Clifton versus Northside Impa Albany versus Mormons Auburne versus Northside Hustiers versus Mt Healthy West End Tigers versus Reading Norwood Imps versus Norwood Lyties versus East Night High Pelicans versus Lawrenceburg Delhi Price Hill versus Rimwood A C versus Aurora Ind Crimson versus Columus Nationals Sunbeams versus St Aloysius Pioneers versus Highlands Zorks versus Marions.
The Latonia program lists races and entries across multiple events including a first race for two year olds at a mile with entrants such as Eden, Your Boy, Nehen and Rob Renstes. The second race features three year olds at six furlongs with contenders like Koront Poti Maria and James Doc. Weather expected to be cloudy with a danger of showers. remains a full day of racing.
A scrambled list of horse names and possible owners or locations includes Steventa Rot, Henaler, Dyke, Briglby, Maris Quartermater, Morristown, Samuel RB Meser, Any Port Bringhbeld, Tours, Bronze Wing, Duquesse, Princess Thorpe, The Reach, Coppertown, LF Adair, Sam Hirsch.
The Oshkosh indoor squad defeated the Semi-Pros 16 to 7 in a seven inning clash while the Bush Leaguers toppled the Knockers 9 to 3. Ramblers and Edgington pitched well with solid defense and timely hitting affecting both outcomes.
Howard Welen, longtime Imps football player, elected manager of the Indoor baseball team. The Imps enter their first field season with a confident captain predicting a strong bid for the city championship.
Herb Schmiedeke, a well known fin e on the Y. M. 1. football team, has departed town to join Fancy's Columbus Nationals. He had drawn offers from the Celts and Shamrocks, and chose the Columbus club for his new action.
Photos from New Haven show Yale Varsity eleven in action as critics weigh early season efforts. The captions note a line hurdling play signaling risk and potential strong attacks, though injuries are common with such tactics.
A New York theatrical manager offered 65 000 to win the championship from Richie in a Madison Square Garden bout by knockout. The sum is the highest ever offered to a fighter. Crowds oppose Croes due to nationality while Ritchie has strong backers. The manager’s name is being kept confidential.
Advertisement promises honest medical care for men with blood poison, varicocele, kidney and bladder issues, prostatic and urinary troubles, piles, and stomach problems. Notes references to leading authorities and mentions a public meeting for out of town patients. Office hours include weekdays and Saturday evenings.
Six boxers will headline three ten round bouts on a strict all star card promoted by Manager Williams at Reichrath's. Glen Coakley and Dick Gilbert chase the middleweight title with decisive wins. LaBlanche and Dago Gus meet in a key match. Ted Ryan faces Terry Turner in a high profile bout. Tickets are from Williams on Vine Street across from the Public Library. Frank Mille will referee. fights start promptly at 8 30 P.M.
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